NFL fans CALL OUT Dallas Cowboys for allowing Kyle Rittenhouse to visit practice facility on his MAGA tour

Kyle Rittenhouse, the Illinois teenager tried for fatally shooting two people at a protest in Kenosha, Wisconsin, recently visited the Dallas Cowboys facility as part of his MAGA tour.

Rittenhouse was acquitted in November of the deaths of two people. Since then, the teenager has been busy meeting with former President Donald Trump at his Mar-a-Lago property and embarking on a media tour that includes appearances with conservative commentators Tucker Carlson, Glenn Beck and Sean Hannity.

Rittenhouse recently visited Dallas and posted photos to his Instagram account of what appears to be himself inside the Dallas Cowboys training camp in Frisco, TX. Rittenhouse also tagged the official team account in the photos and thanked them for their hospitality, but it was not evident whether the team officially invited him for a tour. The Cowboys training facility is open to the public.

Similarly, students at Arizona State University staged protests and signed petitions when Kyle Rittenhouse had plans to attend the university. His post-trial publicity has been a lightning rod of controversy and public outcry.

After photos of his visit to the Cowboys facility were posted online, fans took to Twitter to criticize the team for allowing Rittenhouse to visit their facilities.

Kyle Rittenhouse’s visit to Dallas Cowboys causes uproar

Fans were understandably upset, and a flurry of tweets directed at the Cowboys ensued.

A Twitter user named Rockymountaingirl suggested that the Dallas Cowboys star was not a logo, but a rating (one star out of five).

Another Twitter user named Replace Abbott accused the Cowboys of "hosting a murderer."

Yet another user named Jay Black suggested that they would not even want to look at their own reflection had they been in Rittenhouse's shoes.

The Cowboys facility is open to the public, and so far there is no indication of any official invite or extension of an invite to Kyle Rittenhouse from the Dallas Cowboys organization.

The public has access to The Star's lobby, but they would typically need a guest pass to enter the area where the Super Bowl Trophies are displayed. Reportedly, Rittenhouse visited The Star on his own, and a member of the Cowboys Club, a private social club, invited Rittenhouse around the lobby.

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